Simultaneously, Hebron and Sherman accessed Victim A’s hotel room, where they stole Victim A’s property, including a gaming system, $1,500 in casino chips, and approximately $6,000 in cash.Īfter Victim A was released by the conspiracy members, law enforcement saw Victim A near the apartment building. Inside the boiler room, Mup and Young repeatedly assaulted Victim A, threatened his life, demanded Victim A’s PIN number to his ATM card, and demanded information about the items located in his hotel room. apartment building while Hebron and Sherman drove back to the hotel and casino to burglarize Victim A’s hotel room. Soon after, Mup and Young exited the vehicle with Victim A and forced the victim into a boiler room within a D.C.

Victim A was then forced out of the car by Hebron. In response, Victim A told the co-conspirators the code to the hotel safe. When Victim A refused, Hebron struck Victim A in the forehead with the gun. Hebron, Mup, Young, and Sherman then demanded the code to Victim A’s hotel safe.

Hebron then pointed a gun at Victim A while his co-conspirators took Victim A’s personal items including Victim A’s wallet, cell phone, hotel room key, and a watch valued at $500. Soon after Sherman, Hebron, and Victim A arrived in Southeast D.C., Mup and Young entered Sherman’s vehicle with Victim A inside. in Sherman’s car with Hebron.Īt 8:13 a.m., Young called Mup to report that Hebron and Sherman had “snatched” Victim A. At approximately 7:30 a.m., Victim A agreed to travel to Southeast Washington, D.C. Hebron and Sherman met Victim A at the casino and hotel, where they made the false promise that they would get women for Victim A if Victim A accompanied them to Southeast Washington, D.C. Barron Special Agent in Charge Wayne Jacobs of the Federal Bureau of Investigation - Washington Field Office Criminal Division and Acting Special Agent in Charge Robert Turner of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Baltimore Field Office.Īccording to his guilty plea, in February 2021, Hebron, and co-defendants Darius Young, a/k/a “Mup”, age 30, Christopher Young, age 27, Lamar Perkins, age 28, and Tray Sherman, age 27, all of D.C., worked together to kidnap a victim from a Maryland casino and hotel. The sentence was announced by United States Attorney for the District of Maryland Erek L. Hazel sentenced Anthony Erik Hebron, a/k/a “Pain”, age 29, of Washington, D.C., to 14 years in federal prison, followed by 5 years of supervised release, for conspiracy to commit kidnapping.

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